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0HIO'S POLITICAL POT.
M Ii ~Simmering and Boz
ing and Stopping Over,


-fEFFf .F1EI .WNHE&F=E-
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July ia. w. Thur
man, aon Of Judge Thurman, who is In
Boston, was seen and asked: aWil you-
father accept the Cleveland nomtnationfr'
II have just this moment received a let
ter from him which settles Tint question.
He says: A word about politics. l am
fully resolved not to accept a nomination
for tho goyernorship, and l look to you,
Cultivate, Linn, and other personal
friends to preysnt my nam from being
Brought before tho convention. A nom
nation would place me In . very awk-
ward position, and would compel me to
d~isappoint many weli-meaning and true
friends. For notwithstanding my warm
appreciation OF their friendship and the
kind expressions of confidence and good
will from alb 4 slaald, III my health. be
compelled to decline. and that would in
3nre me and perhaps tbn party. There
fore, 1 repeat, do not let ms nan be
brought before the convention. ',5
This then, You think, is final y,
Most certainly, and / hope it Will be
80 taken. for 1t would be cruel to him, in
say ANtN = Vh1oc ACRCHAtd utClNIAllOuS
that he would not be a candidate, 60 force
q nomination upon him, l know how
highly he esteems these expressions of
good will from the democrats of the state,
but he is ono Of the firmest Of men, and
when he once sets his foot down, that, as
g rule, ends the matter. / believe that he
would now rather play with my babies
than be president. Truly he has dung
away ambition.r
HWho are you forYi
HPowell. He Is the strongest man we
have by far, In my opinion. He is young,
In splendid health, and is one OF the best
speakers in the state. He will make
friends wherever he goes. =
sYQu, then, overlook Chicago =,
Neither my father las to father, he
never. harbors resentment against any
belly nor myself ever had any feeling
against Mr.. Powell for the part he took
in that Convention, because what he did
he did openly and above board. He was
not emily this, but to myself personally,
at Chicago. he showed that he was an
henest and upright man. / liked him
better after the Chicago convention than
I ever did before, because there was
where i discovered his true character. II
all of 3ather's friends understood the
true inwardncss of that little Chicago cpl.
sode as we'll as we do they would not
blame Mr.. Powell
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friends OF Nh. IIasne anu fou1a cut what.
special political move Senator Sherman
made while here recently. The Sherman
men who, maze the 18th avenue hotel their
headquarters, have pretty we'll decided
that they will have Senator Allison to
run against in case Mr.. Blaine does not
wish 10 become a candidate. Mr.. Thomas
NJ. Nicholl. a very 0utspoken Sherman
advocate, when he heard Senator Allison
was III the city took Senator Mahene Of
Virginia aside and talked three solid
hours to him. The supposition is that he
is trying to bring Malone over TO Sher.
man and has practically succeeded. No
one has conferred with Senator Allison
yet, and the Sherman men. are somewhat
anxious to know who will call upon him
and how Long he will remain.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18

WASHINGTON. July l6'-The Lake
Shore, the Chicago, Milwaukee & Sc.
Paul, and the Chicago, Burlington &
quincy railroads are very favorable to
the running OF the Lake Shore fast-mail
tram Into the Chicago union depot. The
change cannot be made without the CON
sent OF Pennsylvania road and that
mas not been obtained yet. The change
IS desired by the postoffice department,
because It would saye some time in tax.
ing the mails outin the Lake Shore depot
dnd hauiing them across the city to The
other depot, If the change was made
LIE Lake Shore train corla be run in
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watching Senator AIli.on.

NEW YORK, July 1e.-Senator Allison
OF Iowa has arrived in this city and will
remain several days. He said he was
somewhat fatigued from his journey and
did not cars 10 discuss hot political ques-
lions. Much speculation is rife as to why
Senator Nilsson timed his visit to reach
thelciLy soon after Senator John Sherman
departed. The supporters of the Ohio
statesman held an Informal caucus at the
9th avenue hstel and discussed the
meaning OF thetwo senators appearance
IN the city. The caucus seemed to be OF
tbs opinion thatAllison came to ass the
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pronth in Inlnots.

LAwkENcEElaLE, III, July i6:-Law-
county IL now In The midst of ono
OF b ssyefest drouths known for years.
There are between 800 and j 900 acres OF
watermelons In this county alone, and
the dry weather of the past Ave weeks
will cut the crop short fully one.half.
The vines present d sickly appearance,
sad hat melons there are on them are
Of IN On inferior quality. Ten days more
such searching weather will result in
2 less OF thousands Of dollars to our
people. A prominent farmer ef Allison
prairie remarked TO your correspondent
that II we were deprived Of rain ter days
longer he would not give 81 an acre for
all The corn on Allison prairica
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One Of the whit. slaves Of oh1e,ro

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 10. Alexander
Zins, the proprietor Of o house of evil re-
sort at Ne. "a North avenue, was arrested
and charged with being an inmate of a
house OF ill-fame. The complainant In
the case is Ada Moseland, a pretty but
unfortunate English girl whom he
brought with other girls from Montreal
four months ago. Part of her clothing
was furnished by Zins, the following
prices being charged. A $1.25 pair ot
slippers, $40; a $50 dress, S175; a So
wrapper, $50; soc. stockings, S. per pair:
a 20 bonnet, $50; and a $50 riding habit.
$$2O0. She was not allowed to leave the
house alone. After paying all this she.
raised such an outcry that he threw her
out Of doors.
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1oRRlD G BRUTE.
attacking anc Abusing : Iono white
Woman.

80 htt
Woman.
CHICAGO, July 16.-The B@ae Park
police were notified that Mrs. anes, the
wife of d wo%od-carver in the employ of
the Pullman Car company, had been out
ragged by a negro. The woman was re-
turning to her home froma saloon with
. pitcher of beer about 9 o'clock. when
she was accosted by a negro who inquired,
'he way to Michigan avenue. AS she
WAX directing him he seized her and
dragged her into . vacant lot where he
assaulted her, Threatening her life ii she
told anyone of the assault, he ran. into
the woods. The woman gave the alarm
and over a hundred men armed With guns.
and revolvers started In pursuit of the,
negro, N after searching all night ran
the fellow down. The negro said his
naar wasI L. Fowler and that he came
from Iowa, where he had been serving
Will Sells Bros. circus. He was lodged
In jail, and a careful watch is kept as
fears are Entertained that an attempt
wiz be made to lynch him. Mrs. Jones,
terrible experisnee has completely shat
tered her nerves and left her almost a
total wreck
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The Preacher Not sati.sed.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Rev. Mr.. Todd,
the Manasssas, Virginia, divine who was
recently tried by the Washington City
Presbytery for compromising himself
with 9 member of his Congregation, has
appealed from the decision of the Presby-
terry. He claims that the finding of the
court by two.thirds vote was in law an
acquittal and should have been mot
guilty. and that the verdict rendered
contained a surplusage calculated to con-
fuse and mislead, and makes a constrnc-
ton Of censure possible.
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1.-Two stock Burned In ! sm..h-Up.

LINCOLN, Nab, July ia west
bound freight train on the b. & NJ. rail-
way coliiaed with an eastrbound stock
train four miles east Of the city. A car
load OF gasoline In the wreck took IRE
and exploded setting fire to and COM
pietely destroying thirteen cars OF mer-
chandise and live stock. No one was
seriously injured. The blame Of the acct.
dent has not yet been definitely located.
Trains were delayed all day.
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SALEM, Ill, July 18.-Kasper Strum-
beck, who has recently gained so much
notoriety by having several weeks since
confessed TO the killing of the unknown
girl at Railway, N. j., has been finally,
liberated from the jail at this place. He
departed for the west, ostensibly for st.
Louis, and up to the time of his departure
he continued to assert that his confession
was true, that he had cut the girls
fhrnatt a.. -I..t a.... ~ -
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what Delays tho Haryes.

altoona, Iowa, July f6.-The larvest
In this neighhorhood is all ready to cut,
and machines are standing idle for giant
of binding Irvine, and there is none tosoe
had. Parties telephoned to Des Moin><
for twine, but could not get any. The
old Draper machines that have been laid
aside are out of repair, SO that the harry
est would go to waste before they could
get them in running order. The mer
chants now lave telegraphed to Chicago
for twine, and IL they succeed in getting
1t the harvest will be damaged before
they would receive IT.
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right Big the Side OF the trains TO take The
mails west I'M northwest, and whenever
the train from the east happened to be
late the saving of time would be a great
convenience, and in some cases it wonld
prevent the mails from being left over.
1t is hoped by the railway ma service
and the roads interested that the Penn,
sylyania will offer no objections,
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Proposals for Building Materials.
HEAl qusnrERs DErAnTMENT OF DAKOTA,

IlhAi QuSHTERS IMPAIRMENT OF DAKOTA.
OFFICE CHIEF ~QUARTERMAsTER.
ST. PAUL MIMI, JUNE 20th, 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN triplieate. snhiect
~ to the usual conditions, wi be received at
the Office of Majnr A. + Rockwell, Ouartsr.
master US, A. st Paul, Mimi, until Il O'clock
noon on July, 2oths iaS1-at which time and
place they will be opened in the presence of
biddsrs-for furnishing and delivering such
Bullding Materials, required by Qiarter.
masters department, as may be needed at
Posts and Stations in the Department Of Das
kotafor repair to and CONSTRUCTION of build-
1858. A, enulpg Sune 80.
any or all proposals..
Preference will be given to articles of domea
production and manufacture, conditioned of
price and quality being equal; and snch pre-.
ference wilrbs given TO articles of American
production and manufacture produced on the
Pscitic coast to the extent of tho consumption
required by the public service there.
Blanks and full. information 40 to bidding.
&C.. wIll be furnished on application to tho
Qpniterinaster's Department at st iPani. M mn.
Envelopes should be addressed to Major 4.
T. Rockwell. QnartermAster, q. 8. AS Paul.
mimi, marked Proposals for Building Mafer;'
ais JAMES M. MOORE, IT.
Deputy Quaftermaater General. d.. q. A
Chief Quartermas.er.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18
She scolds and flets,
Shes full of pets,
She's rarely kind and tender !;
The thorn Of life
Is o tretful wife

L wonder what will mend her?
Try DR.. Pieroe's Fayorite Prescription.
Ten to one, -FOUR wife is GROSS and fretful
because she is sick and suffering. and
cannot control her when
things go wrong. Make a healthy
woman of her and the chances ore yon
will make a cheerful and pleasant n
"Favorite Prescription is the only re-
medy for woman's peculiar ailments Sold
by druggists, under q positive guarantee
frem the manufacturers, that it will give
satisfaction in every case, or money will
be refunded. See guarantee on bottle
wrapper. Large bottles, ST. Six for SIS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18
Schools for AIalks.

WASHINGTON, July 18.-NCommissioner
Dawson. Of the bureau OF education .n4
terror department Il making preparations
for . visit to Alaska on official business.
The last congress authorized the estab.
nshment Of several schools In that coun
Try and ~ 10 to superintsnd their estab-
|iishment that makes this visit to The far
OF northwest necessary. MI. Dawson
will be absent several months. ;Ho leave
within the next ten days.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18
Iightning Caused rio peath.

SIDNEY, Neb., July I8.-During 9
heavy rain and lightning storm George
HAPPEN, q young German, aged 2s, Of
Lodge Pole, was instantly killed by
lightning while working ON anew school,
building here, Thomas Walsh and two
others We're also shocked by the electric
current, though not seriously. The rain,
howsyer, has done oceans for the
granners
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18
Her Steering Apparatus Damaged

WASHINGTON, July ia dispatch re-
cefyed at the navy department. reports
that owing to an accident to the steering
gearing of the United States Steamer
Trenton off Hampton roads, that vessel
will not he able to 60 to sea for ten days
or two weeks.
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waiting for the President

WASHINGTON, July 18.-The Evening
Star says that Mr.. John G. Walker Of
Texas, has been rendered the Office of
consul general and secretary. Of legation
ct Bogota Vice Mr.. v. o. King, resigned.
that he has accepted the office and will
receive the appointment when the presi-
deaf returns to Washington.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18
Judge and All PLAYED Ont.

CHICAGO, July 1~6.-Judge Jamison
opened court, but after examining a new
yenire OF jurymen adjourned till Mon
day. Jurymen, lawyers and. everybody
else connected with the Doodle case are
worn out. The illness of two Jurors was
what moved Judge Jamisom to take a
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views of Home.

Fine views of the city of Yankton made
by Mic Wnlpi, on exhibition at Dudley,
Richey & Gross hardware store. For
sale at Nio Wulpi's photograph gallery
on Douglas avenue.
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Reward &25 to- &1OO.

Stolen from j. D. Woodland on June
18th. 1887, one chestnut sorrel horse, II
years old, Is hands high, thin in flesh.
shoulders CALLED, bunch on left shoulder
and bare foot.
Will pay Ss5 for recovery of horse and
800 for horse and thief.
j. d. WooDARD, Grant Center
S. 4. Sears, Onawa. Iowa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal Injec-
tor free. Sold by DR.. Vsndeihule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18

GROUP, Whooping COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by DIR. Vanderhule.
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81 omitted to parliament and expects to
obtain for II the support of a majority Of
the liberal members, as well as the
%uaionists, though nobody believes ha
will get it.
r. G. DUN & co.'s VIEW OF TRADE.
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+ EQAL BLANK CATALOGUE yoR rssz
- The Press and DakotaiAn Leeni Blnnf
catalogue for 1881, ~ now ready for deliyery,
ent tree 70 any address, on application,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18

The boss screen doors at the st. Croi1
Lumber company's yard.
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sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by DR.. Wander
hnle.
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lit you want great bargains
come and SEQ cur job lots of
boots and shoes.
JACOB MAX &SON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18

Cement Walks.
| am now prepared to put down the
Cement walk, the same as that laid in
front OF the residence of g.. p. Wilcox.
Price 20 cents per foot. Send in your
orders early as I wish to order a car load,
Address Box 1172, A. GRAVE, Yankton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-18

Money to loan on real state or ohattle
security. e. "a. VAN ANTWERP,
Ahss.ses Office,
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n q a ~.

To all who are suffering from the error, IND
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness. earlv
aeoay,i oss OF manhood, &c., Will send a recipe
VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
ieineay was discovered by a missionary in South
Amerlca. Send a seif-addressed envelope to the
Ass' JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station D, Hsw Pork olu
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$4,000 to loan on Yankton city prop
erty OF 10 per cent. E. M. O,BRIEN.
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AN INVITATION TO CLEVELAND.

To be Prevailed Upon to visit 81
Joseph. Mo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


nook WANTED-A girl wanted to cool a.
y do the work for a SMALL family. u
MISS MAY PENN. NGION
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MONTPELIER, W., WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 7, 1887

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Personal.

MIR. AND Mrs. WILLIAM A. CoNANT of
Brattleboro celebrated their sixtieth we'd
ding anniversary last week.
SILAs NJ Waite is said to be the better by
5000 from the estate of young Mr.. Vinton,
who died in Springfield recently.
REV, n. F. CoBLErGH, a Congregational
clergyman, formerly of Lancaster, n. H..
has died suddenly at Walla Walla, Wash
ington Territory.
of the St. Albans Baptist church, was or
dained as deacon by Bishop Bissell in the
Episcopal church at Burlington Sunday.
Hon. s. b. HEBARD has been appointed
clerk of the Orange county courts in place
of Lientenant-governor Hinckley, deceased.
Mr.. Hebard is a leading lawyer, but will
give up his practice. He has held the office
before.
Miss HELEN L. SMITH, daughter of ex-
Governor Smith, carried off the honors at
the competitive cooking exhibition recently
held in st. Albans, being awarded first prize
over eight competitors for meritorious
cooking
HENRY j. CooMBs, aged twenty-four, died
in st. Albans Wednesday night from inju-
ries received Tuesday night while under a
freight-car repairing 1t. The train started
had his left arm torn off at the shoulder
and was otherwise terribly hurt.
THE late DIR. Goldsmith of Rutland han
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charities were extensive. Within year he
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$1,000 in trust for lectureship on nervous
diseases, and day or two before his death
he directed that his extensive library be
given to the Academy of Medicine at New
York.
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